TJ White

TJ White caught the soccer bug early, playing for St. Michael's College for four years in Colchester, VT.  After graduating, TJ moved to the Virginia area to pursue his Bachelor of Arts in Education from George Mason University.  TJ began coaching club teams in the Northern Virginia area in 1992, giving him over 17 years of youth soccer coaching experience.  He holds a "Y" (2006) and "A" (2000) license granted by the United States Soccer Federation.  He also holds a Level 1 Fitness Specialist rating from the International Youth Conditioning Association.

In 1996, TJ became the Head Coach of Oakton High School Boys Varsity Soccer, where he coached the team to District Champion (1999-2001), Regional Champion (1999), and Virginia State Finalist (1999).  In 1999, he was named the District, Regional, and Virginia High School Coach of the Year.  In 1992, TJ began working with the Virginia Olympic Development Program (ODP) as a staff coach, a role he still has today.  From 1999-2008, TJ also served as the Virginia State Coach for the ODP program which allowed him to select, train, and coach the state players at regional and international tournaments.  TJ was also the assistant women's soccer coach for Marymount University from 2007-2009.

TJ's success at the high school and college level transcends to his club teams.  His Chantilly Heat WAGS team was state cup finalists in 1996 and 1997, and his McLean Netforce WAGS team was state cup finalists in 2003 and 2004.

In addition to coaching, TJ has worked as a trainer in a number of camps, including:

University of Central Florida Women's Camp
April Heinrichs Soccer School
University of Virginia Men's and Women's Camp
Kevin Long Soccer Academy at Rider University
Century Soccer Camp in Pittsburgh, PA
Soccer Academy Inc. Camps
ODP Region One Camp